Rosemary (Turkish biberiye) has become very popular in hair care – as an oil, a hair tonic or in shampoo. Here is how the products differ and how to use them.
The differences
| Product | What it is | How to use |
|---|---|---|
| Rosemary care oil | Plant carrier oils with rosemary, ready to use. | On scalp, lengths, brows or lashes. → the CEEL Rosemary Oil |
| Rosemary water | Water-based hair and face tonic. | Spray or massage in, leave on. → the CEEL Rosemary Water |
| Essential oil | Highly concentrated. | Never undiluted on skin. |
| Rosemary shampoo | Cleanser with rosemary extract. | Daily washing. → the CEEL Rosemary Shampoo |
How to apply rosemary care oil
- Put a few drops on your fingertips and massage gently into the scalp.
- Spread the rest through the lengths and ends.
- Leave on for at least 30 minutes or overnight, then wash out with a mild shampoo.
Safety tips
- Do a patch test on the inside of your elbow 24 hours before first use.
- Avoid contact with the eyes.
- Always dilute essential oils.
- If your scalp is sensitive, or during pregnancy, ask a doctor first.
FAQ
What is rosemary called in Turkish?
Biberiye; rosemary oil is biberiye yağı.
Do I need to rinse out rosemary oil?
Care oil yes, after the leave-in time; rosemary water (tonic) is not rinsed out.
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